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Content Standard 3 End of Grade 41. identify that plants and animals have structures and systems, which serve different functions. NatureWorks Episodes1. Adaptation2. Coloration 3. Natural Communication 4. Migration 9. The Wildlife Web I 10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 14. Niche 2. identify and describe basic requirements of energy needed and nutritional needs for each human body system 3. develop models that trace the life cycles of different plants and animals and discuss how they differ from species to species. 4. explain cause and effect relationships in living systems and nonliving components within ecosystems. NatureWorks Episodes5. Habitat6. Marine Communities 7. Fresh Water Communities 8. Terrestrial Communities 9. The Wildlife Web I 10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 12. Population Dynamics 14. Niche 15. Invasive Species 16. Life at Risk 5. create and use a classification system to group a variety of plants and animals according to their similarities and differences. NatureWorks Episodes6. Marine Communities7. Fresh Water Communities 8. Terrestrial Communities 9. The Wildlife Web I 10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 13. Species Diversity 14. Niche |
End of Grade 81. compare the structure and function of prokaryotic cells (bacteria) and eukaryotic cells (plant, animal, etc.). 2. explain how organisms and systems of organisms obtain and use energy resources to maintain stable conditions and how they respond to stimuli (e.g., development, photosynthesis, respiration). NatureWorks Episodes9. The Wildlife Web I10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 12. Population Dynamics 3. communicate the differences in the reproductive processes of a variety of plants and animals using the principles of genetic modeling (e.g., Punet squares). 4. Investigate and explain the interdependent nature of biological systems in the environment and how they are affected by human interaction. NatureWorks Episodes5. Habitat6. Marine Communities 7. Fresh Water Communities 8. Terrestrial Communities 9. The Wildlife Web I 10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 12. Population Dynamics 13. Species Diversity 14. Niche 15. Invasive Species 16. Life at Risk 5. use a basic classification scheme to identify local plants and animals. NatureWorks Episodes6. Marine Communities7. Fresh Water Communities 8. Terrestrial Communities 9. The Wildlife Web I 10. The Wildlife Web II 11. Decomposers/Scavengers 13. Species Diversity 14. Niche
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